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  • Cover of The Shining
    The ShiningSeries

    series · 5 books · 1977

    Dark in tone, about psychic powers and addiction, set in north america.

    “Together the two form a horror duology spanning nearly forty years of real-world publication.”

    from the catalogue
    Start with The Shining →

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  • Cover of Carrie
    CarrieNovel

    Stephen King · standalone novel · 1974

    About psychic powers and revenge, set in north america and small town.

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  • Cover of Blue Rose (Peter Straub)
    Blue Rose (Peter Straub)Series

    series · 9 books · 1985

    completed

    Dark in tone, about murder investigation, set in north america and late 20th century.

    “Koko follows a group of Vietnam veterans hunting a former comrade turned serial killer decades after the war.”

    from the catalogue
    Start with Koko →

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  • Cover of Robert Bloch's Psycho Universe
    Robert Bloch's Psycho UniverseSeries

    series · 5 books · 1959

    Dark in tone, set in north america.

    Start with Psycho →

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  • Cover of Fear
    FearNovel

    L. Ron Hubbard · standalone novel · 1951

    Psychological thriller, eerie in tone.

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  • Cover of The Invisible Man
    The Invisible ManSeries

    series · 6 books · 1897

    Science fiction, set in british isles and 19th century.

    “The Invisible Man is H. G. Wells's 1897 science fiction novel about Griffin, a scientist who works out how to make living tissue invisible and tests the process on himself, only to discover he has no way to reverse it.”

    from the catalogue
    Start with Invisible in London →

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